This is RadioCIAMS, a podcast of the Cornell Institute
of Archaeology and Material Studies. Our mission: to probe the critical debates
in archaeology in conversation between leading practitioners and the next
generation of researchers.
On February 16th, 2018, Yannis Hamilakis, a professor of
archaeology and modern greek studies at Brown University, met with a panel of
CIAMS students and faculty to discuss two of his recent written works. The
first was a 2017 article in the Camrbidge Archaeological Journal, titled
“Sensorial Assemblages: Affect, Memory and Temporality in Assemblage Thinking.”
The discussion of sensoriality, affectivity and time in this reading color our
subsequent discussion of Prof. Hamilakis’ ongoing research on the archaeology
of forced migration on the Island of Lesvos, and our other reading, the introduction
to the 2016 issue of the Journal of Contemporary Archaeology that he
guest-edited on the topic of the archaeologies of forced and undocumented
migration.
It's time to think things over. Stay tuned for
RadioCIAMS.
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